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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scammers are at it again with fake E-ZPass texts claiming you owe unpaid tolls. The messages are an extension of the EZDriveMa ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Drivers across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware continue to get text messages and emails claiming they owe to toll money.

BOSTON - A texting scam targeting drivers in Massachusetts has resurfaced. It claims that drivers owe money for unpaid E-ZPass tolls through EZDriveMA. The scam first appeared back in June and ...

A scam involving E-ZPass is still circulating. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (Mass DOT) reported this week that a text scam that occurred earlier this summer is still happening.

“Your bill for $6.99 is due soon.” The text message contains a link and instructs you to “pay and avoid additional fees” by replying with a Y and activating a ...

You use E-ZPass and always pay your tolls on time. Scammers are sending fake texts claiming to be from EZDriveMA, the Massachusetts electronic tolling system, and FasTrak, California’s toll collection ...

Drivers in Virginia, Massachusetts and several other states across the country are being targeted with a convincing new text scam. The EZDriveMA scam involves a text asking drivers to pay a small fee, ...

Drivers across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware continue to get text messages and emails claiming they owe to toll money. Now referred to as the EZDriveMa scam, the messages aren’t real and no ...

Scammers are at it again with fake E-ZPass texts claiming you owe unpaid tolls. The messages are an extension of the EZDriveMa scam that’s been catching people off guard recently. Here’s what you need ...